Sunday December 15th, 2019 -
Popular Stories :
- Gov. Hutchinson led-panel, volunteer groups say accurate count is critical for federal funding, government services
- After the local Hastings closed its doors in 2016, there weren’t many places left for avid readers to go book shopping in Saline County.
- “Public business is the public’s business. The people have the right to know. Freedom of information is their just heritage.
- AT&T’s TimeWarner unit to roll out new 5G direct-to-consumer content product in May 2020
- There is far more in common than differs in Little Rock’s and North Little Rock’s December parades.
- The Arkansas Education Association mourns the loss of Rep. John Walker. Rep. Walker was a towering civil rights and public education advocate.
- The Natural State is known for its grand national parks.
- This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Elaine Massacre, the deadliest racial conflict in Arkansas history, but the scars of the tragedy still follow the family members of the victims generations later.
- Four bright-eyed teens line one side of a library table in arguably the most iconic address in Little Rock, Central High School.
- Saline County has many local charities, the most unique of which is the Churches Joint Council on Human Needs (CJCOHN), sometimes called “CJOHN.”